Dellen Miller

Many incredible video games are no longer playable due to digital storefront closures, licensing issues, or seemingly no reason at all. Some live service games, including Super Mario Bros. 35 and Friday the 13th: The Game, had their servers shut down, rendering them completely unplayable. It's always a tragedy when a video game gets delisted, and it's even more devastating if it was one of your favorites.

The creators of Skyrim built their game with an amazing variety of areas, quests, and secrets to entertain players and reward exploration. As one of the largest open world games in terms of both size and content, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim possesses countless secrets. Determined explorers will try to discover every secret within the game, but missing quests, areas, and easter eggs is easy in such a massive game.

Share Tweet Share Email The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is great in so many ways —both small and big— that it’s a better overall game than Skyrim. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is not a bad game. Bethesda Game Studios created a wonderful open-world game focused on exploration and imagination. Skyrim embodies some of the greatest qualities of video games: without cutscenes and initial boundaries, Skyrim is one of the most interactive games in the world.